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Indian Journal of Preventive Medicine

Volume  2, Issue 1, January - June 2014, Pages 45-47
 

Review Article

Chronic Complications of Diabetes: Are We Missing Something?

Pradeep Nahar, Swati Shah, A.N. Kowale, U.S. Zingade, Savita Vaidya

Pradeep Nahar Swati Shah Assistant Professor A.N. Kowale Professor U.S. Zingade Professor and HOD Department of Physiology, B.J. Medical College, Pune 411001, Maharashtra, India. Savita Vaidya Professor, Department of Physiology, G.M.C. Mumbai, Mahar

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Abstract

The incidence of diabetes is increasing tremendously worldwide. According to IDF India has the second largest number of patients with diabetes. Discoveries of new drugs in treatment of diabetes have improved the longevity of patients with diabetes. But along with this the incidences of chronic complications of diabetes have also increased. Though the association of diabetes with that of neuropathy, nephropathy, and retinopathy has been well documented, majority of other complications have remained unfocussed. The present review focuses on some of the recently discovered complications of diabetes, such as diabetic myopathy and diabetes and lung function.

Key words:Diabetes;Myopathy;Lung function;Chronic complications.


Corresponding Author : Pradeep Nahar